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Will Amazon's Kindle Android App Hurt Kindle Sales? Amazon's preparing to launch a Kindle app for Android. So if you could get digital books on the smartphone you already carry, would you still buy a dedicated e-reader?
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Fedora 13 Linux: Its Five Best Features The next version of Fedora Linux will make new users feel right at home.
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LifeLock CEO Victim of Identity Theft 13 Times A CEO who publicly posted his Social Security number on billboards and TV commercials as part of a campaign to promote his company's credit monitoring services was the victim of identity theft at least 13 times, a news report says.
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Google Has Been Snooping on Your Wireless Network Google admits it "accidentally" spied on open WiFi nets. Time for the search giant to go on a serious data diet -- before it screws up worse.
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Zynga and Facebook Love Each Other (For 5 More Years) Zynga and Facebook have announced a new partnership--your farm in Farmville is safe for another five years.
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Google Announces WebM Video Format: The Future of HTML5 Video? HTML5 video is support is currently fragmented, but the new WebM video format could improve matters/
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Judge Permanently Shuts Down ISP Catering to Spam, Porn A California judge permanently shuts down an ISP catering to spammers, botnet herders and child pornographers.
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India 3G Auction Ends India’s 3G auction ends; with Mumbai and Delhi service areas getting the highest bids
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Microsoft Sues Salesforce.com in Battle for CRM Microsoft filed a suit alleging patent infringement by Salesforce.com's leading CRM software.
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iPhone 4.0 Beta Hints At AT&T Tethering, Finally Latest beta version of Apple's upcoming OS features a configuration page for Internet tethering.
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Apple's IPhone Still Ahead of Android Globally, Says Gartner The sales of Android-based smartphones may have passed iPhone sales in North America, but globally Apple is still ahead of Google.
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Should Netbook Makers Fear the iPad? Apple's iPad won't put a crimp on sales of netbooks this year, an analyst predicted.
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Meet QB, Your New Robotic Coworker Its called QB, and if startup Anybots is successful, it could be coming soon to the conference rooms, offices, and hallways of businesses everywhere.
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Microsoft Warns of Bug in 64-bit Windows 7 Microsoft today warned users of a vulnerability in the 64-bit versions of Wndows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 that could be used to hijack systems.
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How Microsoft Is Making Hotmail Cool Hotmail may be the old fuddy-duddy of Webmail services, but Microsoft's redesign should shed that image.
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Google Street View Faces Investigation in France and Italy Data protection authorities in France and Italy will investigate Google's Street View service, following the company's admission that it recorded Wi-Fi traffic
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PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Downloads: April 2010The reviewers and bloggers of PCWorld see a great deal of software every month. In April, their favorites ran the gamut from the useful to the delightful--and a few that fit both descriptions. From encryption to syncing, from printer utilities to desktop tidiers, from problem-solvers to puzzle games and even a Commodore 64 emulator...here are the month's favorites.
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